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| I'd say that is a fair assumption to make. Like I said I run et45 with 215/45 and they only rub at the rear, and only if theres weight in the back and under acceleration as it goes onto full travel on the spring. I recon my fronts could easy have et38 without an issue and the rears could go to 42 or maybe 40.... and 215/45 are big assed tyres compared to 205 or 215/40 |
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| I've got 215/45/17 ET38 TD 1.2's on my MCS which has the sports suspension and the back wheels do rub on bumpy roads even with just me in the car. If you're not getting a BBK then I'd stick with ET45, plus I had to wait nearly 3 months to get mine in ET38 so make sure if you do get the ET38's they have them in stock. That said I like the squat stance it gives the car on ET38's. I'll be changing to 205/40's next time which might cure the rubbing. |
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